What to do When Lilac Shrubs Are Growing at a Angle From Inadequate Sunlight

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Lilacs need adequate exposure to sunlight to produce blooms. Either prune the canopy of mature trees that shade the lilac bush or move it to a full sun location in the fall. Prune the lilac bush to a point below the angle of lean to straighten the bush.

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What to do When Lilac Shrubs Are Growing at a Angle From Inadequate Sunlight

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